relation to
broadcasting
content
(a) set acceptable standards for programmes
and advertising and monitor compliance
with those standards;
(b) establish a Code of Conduct for broad
casting services;
(c) monitor compliance with the Code of Con
duct and with the terms and conditions of
licences;
(d) periodically review, develop and improve,
the Code of Conduct as appropriate in
consultation with broadcasters;
(e) establish the standards and practices to be
observed in advertising through a broad
casting service;
(f) hear complaints from the general public and
establish a Complaints Committee as
appropriate; and
(g)
take all necessary measures as are
required for the carrying out of all its
regulatory functions.
PART II - LICENSING OF BROADCASTING SER
VICES
Requirement for
a broad-casting
licence
229. (1) A person shall not broadcast, or otherwise
operate a broadcasting service or do or permit
anything to be done for which a broadcasting
licence is required under this Act, unless he or she
is in possession of the appropriate licence so
required, in addition to any other licence or
certificate which may be prescribed by this Act for
the transmission on or operation of a broadcasting
service undertaken by him or her or for the doing of
that thing.
(2)
The Minister shall approve, on the
recommendation of the Authority, the classification
of broadcasting service activities in the following
three categories requiring different levels of
regulatory intervention in relation to market entry
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